They are the most intimate moments that end up falling in love with music. Proceedings at close range, where we perceive in the first person who is living the sensations that figure, some time ago, wrote this beautiful melody in the four walls of your home or studio. That feeling of attachment and love has come back to us after hearing the acoustic performance in Benjamin Francis Leftwich performed 'Do not Go Slow' in a beautiful native of York first thing in a cold morning.
The simplicity of his compositions is more than obvious, but also the sincerity and transparency make them special to all parts of "Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm". If you have not heard this album I strongly recommend you to try to give it a listen. It's magical what follows to enjoy '1904 ',' Box Of Stones' or 'Atlas Hands', as if to put the play, we could go back to the autumn season despite being in the middle half of July. Anyone to remove this unusual power to this beloved British boy.
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